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FISHING FOR SECRETS ABROAD

Unable to pry any information from MI6, members of the Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee (FASC) who wanted information on [...]

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Spotlight | Europe, United States
NEW NBC TERRORISM RISKS

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United Kingdom
INTERNATIONAL SPY POW-WOW

In conjunction with a new British publishing house specializing in [...]

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United Kingdom
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United States
PENTAGON, CIA TAKEN TO TASK

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United States
HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

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Europe
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United Kingdom
MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

A 54-year-old British engineer, Anthony Holland, who claims to have [...]

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India, United Kingdom
WEAPONS FOR ANANDA MARG

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United Kingdom
MILOSH STANKOVIC

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Spotlight | United States
CIA ASSERTS AUTHORITY OVER COUNTER-PROLIFERATION

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France
GATEWAY FOR SOVIET SPIES

Those who believe that France was not miraculously spared infiltration by Soviet spies during the Cold War will probably feel [...]

Subscribers only 23.10.1997

United Kingdom
JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

Despite Home Office warnings that all former intelligence and security service staff face prosecution if they write about their covert [...]

Subscribers only 24.07.1997

Spotlight | United States
CIA SLIMS DOWN FOR FASTER ACTION

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Europe, Middle East
NUCLEAR REPORT RINGS THE ALARM

At least 2,000 tons of surplus weapons-grade plutonium and enriched uranium are currently being stocked in an "under-protected and under-regulated [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

United Kingdom
AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

According to the recently-published annual report from the British parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), British agents with financial problems [...]

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United Kingdom
A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

The United States still hasn't told the British government exactly how much damage CIA traitor Aldrich Ames inflicted on British [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1996

United States
NEW WARNINGS SOUNDED

CIA director John Deutch recently told the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations that the government had no evidence that any [...]

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Russia, United States
KGB'S TALENT FOR RED HERRINGS

Between 1985 and 1990 the KGB launched a flurry of disinformation operations in the United States to help protect its [...]

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Japan
MI6 AND CIA ON THE MARCH

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Germany, United Kingdom
PROBE INTO ROGUE AGENTS

Three members of Germany's federal intelligence service Bundesnachrichtendienst who were part of a joint BND/MI6 covert operation set up in [...]

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Russia
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European Union, United States
EUROPE-U.S. RIFT ON IRAN

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United States
U.S. ILL-PREPARED FOR EMERGENCY

The American intelligence community has come to the uncomfortable conclusion that the U.S. is ill-prepared to deal with the threat [...]

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United States
CLINTON'S THREE PRIORITIES

When he paid an official visit on the CIA on July 14 just two months after the arrival of a [...]

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United States
NEW TURN OF SCREW ON TERRORISM

President Bill Clinton's executive order in late January to freeze the US assets of 18 individuals and a dozen organizations [...]

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Spotlight | United States
U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

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Israel
LIFTING NUCLEAR SECRECY?

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United States
THE SUPER TERRORISM AGE

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Spotlight | United States
NEW LINKS IN INTELLIGENCE CHAIN

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United Kingdom
THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

A book published in New York last month has shed fresh light on the career of Leslie Aspin, former MI6 [...]

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Russia
NEW UNDERGROUND PRESS?

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Subscribers only 08.06.1994

United States
NEW KGB DEFECTION CAUSES BRITISH TROUBLE

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United States
PENTAGON VS. CIA AT OPEN SOURCES

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Canada
RCMP GOT THE WRONG MOLE

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Russia, United States
BAD INTELLIGENCE FUELED THE COLD WAR

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United States
COMPARATIVE THREAT ANALYSIS

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United States
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United Kingdom
MARGARET RAMSEY

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United States
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Spotlight | Belgium
LAST BIG COLD WAR ROLL UP?

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Spotlight | Russia
STILL IN BUSINESS

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United Kingdom
SPY MERGER UNDER FEMALE CHIEFS?

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Spotlight | Europe, United States NEW NBC TERRORISM RISKS

United Kingdom INTERNATIONAL SPY POW-WOW

United Kingdom GAZ HUNTER

United States PENTAGON, CIA TAKEN TO TASK

United States HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

Europe Belgium opens new file on killing

United Kingdom MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

India, United Kingdom WEAPONS FOR ANANDA MARG

United Kingdom MILOSH STANKOVIC

Spotlight | United States CIA ASSERTS AUTHORITY OVER COUNTER-PROLIFERATION

France GATEWAY FOR SOVIET SPIES

United Kingdom JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

Spotlight | United States CIA SLIMS DOWN FOR FASTER ACTION

Europe, Middle East NUCLEAR REPORT RINGS THE ALARM

United Kingdom AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United Kingdom A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

United States NEW WARNINGS SOUNDED

Russia, United States KGB'S TALENT FOR RED HERRINGS

Japan MI6 AND CIA ON THE MARCH

Germany, United Kingdom PROBE INTO ROGUE AGENTS

Russia A RUSSIAN ENIGMA

European Union, United States EUROPE-U.S. RIFT ON IRAN

United States U.S. ILL-PREPARED FOR EMERGENCY

United States CLINTON'S THREE PRIORITIES

United States NEW TURN OF SCREW ON TERRORISM

Spotlight | United States U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

Israel LIFTING NUCLEAR SECRECY?

United States THE SUPER TERRORISM AGE

Spotlight | United States NEW LINKS IN INTELLIGENCE CHAIN

United Kingdom THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

Russia NEW UNDERGROUND PRESS?

United States NEW KGB DEFECTION CAUSES BRITISH TROUBLE

United States PENTAGON VS. CIA AT OPEN SOURCES

Canada RCMP GOT THE WRONG MOLE

Russia, United States BAD INTELLIGENCE FUELED THE COLD WAR

United States COMPARATIVE THREAT ANALYSIS

United States DOING BUSINESS WITH THE RUSSIANS

United Kingdom MARGARET RAMSEY

United States KGB ARCHIVES TO BE PUBLISHED

Spotlight | Belgium LAST BIG COLD WAR ROLL UP?

Spotlight | Russia STILL IN BUSINESS

United Kingdom SPY MERGER UNDER FEMALE CHIEFS?

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China, Europe, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States
The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

France
Intelligence memos and grey zones before French courts

Ukraine
Jamming wars

Armenia, Azerbaijan, France
Information wars in the Caucasus

Israel
Israeli cyber bounces back after NSO woes

Insiders | China
Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

Insiders | Qatar
Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

United Kingdom
FISHING FOR SECRETS ABROAD

Spotlight | Europe, United States
NEW NBC TERRORISM RISKS

United Kingdom
INTERNATIONAL SPY POW-WOW

United Kingdom
GAZ HUNTER

United States
PENTAGON, CIA TAKEN TO TASK

United States
HOW THE U.S. GOT IT WRONG

Europe
Belgium opens new file on killing

United Kingdom
MI5 WHISTLE-BLOWER GOES INTO PRINT

India, United Kingdom
WEAPONS FOR ANANDA MARG

United Kingdom
MILOSH STANKOVIC

Spotlight | United States
CIA ASSERTS AUTHORITY OVER COUNTER-PROLIFERATION

France
GATEWAY FOR SOVIET SPIES

United Kingdom
JOHN ANTHONY CAVENDISH

Spotlight | United States
CIA SLIMS DOWN FOR FASTER ACTION

Europe, Middle East
NUCLEAR REPORT RINGS THE ALARM

United Kingdom
AGENTS "IN RED" A SECURITY RISK

United Kingdom
A CIA TRAITOR'S IMPACT

United States
NEW WARNINGS SOUNDED

Russia, United States
KGB'S TALENT FOR RED HERRINGS

Japan
MI6 AND CIA ON THE MARCH

Germany, United Kingdom
PROBE INTO ROGUE AGENTS

Russia
A RUSSIAN ENIGMA

European Union, United States
EUROPE-U.S. RIFT ON IRAN

United States
U.S. ILL-PREPARED FOR EMERGENCY

United States
CLINTON'S THREE PRIORITIES

United States
NEW TURN OF SCREW ON TERRORISM

Spotlight | United States
U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

Israel
LIFTING NUCLEAR SECRECY?

United States
THE SUPER TERRORISM AGE

Spotlight | United States
NEW LINKS IN INTELLIGENCE CHAIN

United Kingdom
THE LESLIE ASPIN LEGEND

Russia
NEW UNDERGROUND PRESS?

United States
NEW KGB DEFECTION CAUSES BRITISH TROUBLE

United States
PENTAGON VS. CIA AT OPEN SOURCES

Canada
RCMP GOT THE WRONG MOLE

Russia, United States
BAD INTELLIGENCE FUELED THE COLD WAR

United States
COMPARATIVE THREAT ANALYSIS

United States
DOING BUSINESS WITH THE RUSSIANS

United Kingdom
MARGARET RAMSEY

United States
KGB ARCHIVES TO BE PUBLISHED

Spotlight | Belgium
LAST BIG COLD WAR ROLL UP?

Spotlight | Russia
STILL IN BUSINESS

United Kingdom
SPY MERGER UNDER FEMALE CHIEFS?